The Sun. — London, England, 1809-06-12 00:00:00

• msTranAm, NE:jesty has received a preinnirinry repc.rt•irdin his Exceileocy Lieutenant Grivelal Gra:i:tri„ statiog;.ihat with the troops under. his command, lie arta6;ed Stralsund on/the 31st Mk. May, and rendered himself master of that place atter a severe conflia, which lasted two hours.--- Oit troops penewied into the city by a gate which to.ii was defended by 'pleCeS of cannon, and ',fie actian' : ' continued rs, , where the troops. fought man to man. According to the General's report, the cohtlitt must hdive been of the: most obstinate, kind rrn , st,sanguirilry mature; Schill it killed, and his troops , arti thrown into ' Confusion ,• one , t hird of • hil,,corps is slain, We hive also lust some brave' men, and, among others, Lieutenant- General!. CAN - ere,: " • , • „, 'General Gratien promises a more detailed report or *his aztiou, iii which lie says our troops have co vered theitHdve4 with giory.---(Royal Juni: , 7. ) VAlitS, Jut , l'a" I.—Accounts lately received from tla army of - the Duke nowt:J.4.state, that the Duke' morcilegfrom•Kt4,utb the 7..541.1, cot ,April - , defeated several detachments ofAustrian troops on the l e ft • blinks of the.Zerinagsta, arrived With the Main body 'writhe.) 6113 1 1 / 2 1ay 'within 20 toileg'ol Zara, and 01141rearly lo put hini:>elt in motion ill order to join the army. ' . • 4i tirit ' l" - •MA Y 5 An ~‘rtglish flotilla, composed of three FriL,tates, two Grig.• 7 ..,aild,two small Ve4isls.,, attacktql ; the ciaT before yesterday, in tho wafts of TP!'raltne.,, a 00'1: 01; 6.3 „Mcreotiot ShipkG 'under convoy-01411e 2,4 division of his 1110 j: -sty's volimianded by , 'Lieut. entiaceito, of . The -Royal NritVy, but was reptihed with losa, and the comoy reitoltotifisfe its port of detitittation. SENLIt4,• Aestt. -27.----C)0 the ,Q2d instant the' Seri ian army was ordered . by the Coninvaidrr itr • 011iet, Czerni Creorge, to pin Itself in motion the'eoo b are nuw intitchinB . ln four (lila:rent ctiree.•• 1. 141#6. 1 41 1 11 1 4,--10—Dfillaip-Novibuvos, Nisha,. and ding, - The Scram Depbty, Nicbolas Demitrooctseb, arrived yesterday in Belgrade iron) Javiy, neompa :lied by 3 itussian Colonel, tend--had innuedi -4r a cc , r.i.ctenco . W4l) :lA.' 144014)1km, t .4us", 4lau _Envoy.' • COpeisi tiitGi'w, Mesa'. 27. of 1 1 4rnE44.. which was occupied by some English troops, was, re-tak,Lti on the 19th instint, and a Lieute n a nt , fvvo Warrant Officers, and 67 men, were' takeo pi isomers., The number of Dulls!, seamen who remain pri- . sorters in En t 4land, atnothits to 3547, and the chart e. of the ',r sltSietlilliCOattioutw; to ,4661 . . a week. Yesteraay, /utice was ryceived that the Eng lish attaeked List • ,:orsday the three small Islands: df Ugi l ohn, Aggeroe, and.Omo;•South tit Cortver,. but met with such a. vigorous resistance on the part of the brave Capt. 'Goldberg and his gallant division, that they were obi!gcci lb, retreat with losi; HANOVER', MAY. 2/3.-- ! Ab9ut ,the beginning of. next August, tt COOSiderabitt--cclangc is likely, to take Nac r e it) the Hanoverian dominions. General. La Siilette, Governor General of the territory:of Flan-' MO; .I . !rticlarnation, by which . hti: threatens all4lagistra , tes with rigorous prosee-ntoti and'puni , dithelit, who' (IA !tot the uttnost ex. ertion to w „n.! robberies-of Schill, and of the adventurers who. belong,- or pretend to belong to his .ptirty. TRIRSTE, Al,tr I 8...-4Nlr.-thtuse, Aide-Ile-Camp of .. Gene'rtil 'Si:blitz, - Who con. martjg . it 'corps 4,f F renc h trow,. yosterd,ty presented himself before this Senate to take possession of our town, in con ' Sequence wiiereof theSemtic irin'rediately ordered.., ti) tlelivt:r op their onus, Within it, hours; This 'day a large body of l Prenelt troops, compose,i of foot, horse, and artillery, entered uhtler tltl ortiers of Gertqat.§thiltz. PARIS, JUNI?. (2. --" The V.cerny, Cornmander C,4lit f, intorniq ,:t 'War 6( the progress (if the r..peratioti , , Lit the artily of Ctaiy. ' • 'After the iiitssage Of toe I.,ti.,listitivitto and the.ad.. 4 ained j'n the Witt the rears fit d the,„4.itenty,' Which Wai• VUOtiolialty por.' tiworti itt tuirtd, \VA , : up with at Ven-, iono-bi , our guard, c.:outtnanded by Ge- Niir,W_catrciiiStancc, vcas sttori Hilt! 45C) pr;: ,, i)ijori weretakoo, aillf.ing,4vfittn were : , evcsrid"Offii'els of the B:taff,' fi (:, - ( 1 ),-141tCoflore.40, Ci..)l;lti).li),:t.:(l it, !I) t4 ' et l•Igh by a musket, 1..),.11.. ()arias); c:ia two I.:tilt:Ll fttid cr;L:toy hod b4rut ail the bridgeg 1 11ati, , was surmounted. Eittot ., al4 krt tiled ;r, tin fort' of 1.1 , t ilborghetto, and on' ihe• Theite pOiiilliOt4 were filmed, the the fin..; of the fort,,and without. los in g, a iit , gle MAO y the hitter, throuj i lt the ; vadies The troops appointed .19., t„.1)660:, , ', • :11L; enemy at lan is, an d car« that lowo on:Ilie ti. At' attack: 'F -he fort 14 Z.l.lio'or6'l - 0..1t0 mios efinnonadedon the . J • vit, from five in thr half past ;dine iht4,itstotilt wtt> then virdered, lo one half hour,- all; the iitock.ilt;u3es4:hi ctil tho palisades were attaeltd, and cavule4 : at once, ittod enemy pursued and with great slaughter into his last entrench-, ::toff. !twit 'dead on the spot, and, s bo wore Apde, eight pieces ,cti cannon 'and:outtiaderahle anaglzines Were-taken. The tak ing tbi fort, which wits called the Osopo of ai;in fhb, cost us only 80 InCil its kill e a an d w ' ou - ot t e d . .00 tln snot!. thly, intinediately sifter the fart tit nilborghetto, the Prince Vice. ittaieliddotipou whine a new victory t ;rowitoJ t hu t.vork of the clay. The enemy was lti.istc(t (it) the otlit r side of .thc narrow and deep val.' icy through which. the Schlitza flows, occupying w *oh tivo regiments of the line, and several battalions,,, oi Gloats, a-double hoe of redoubts raised 040 ab,,re anotfier, and furnished with twenty- fi ve 'pieces of cannon. In .his rear was sepn 3 huff Brous ;cavalry,` These corps were common :Ned . by the tjc perats Giula and Irtinont,. ()Or, advanced supported by the brigades Abbe - and Valenti:lo; attacked the front, awl ilia division ronlanelli the leit.of the enemy. This ykion, which had , not yet received its artillery, was. nor 'detained by the fire of the enemy's batteries, to wind', it only answered by sounding the.chatge, f and overthrowing with'the bayonet 'every thlog -which 4441 4,4 , 4 (U. C1,11,14.4, , 1 4 13,1!111.1 1 , 41,1,...V14 I 1411•{, complete. He left on the' field of battle a great number of dead; aotlo wc,c made prisoners, and 17 pieces -of crymon tiken. We lost alrd wounded only 200 men. Tbeartillewpf the'artlly, RS the division, Serras, were detained by the 'fort of Predel. The Viceroy ordered General Grenier to advance with three battalions and two pieces of cannon, into the lfattq; - or Rilbelr, to afficic the fort in the rear, while General,Serral, who hail been informeAl this alovenlent, attacked it in front. In 4 cinlnet of an . . _ . hour the fort was carried, an.i all who were within the palisades put to t h'e Ot '4OO wen of valilch'thelarrison consisted only two escaped. Eight pieces of cannon were tound, in the fort. On: lte: tgqi, ;20th, and 2 fq, the . arrpy from l'arvis arrived at Vallach, Klitgeorriit, and St. \Veit. On the 22:1, (23d, and 24th, it caterer! Tinimaikt, and Knittleteld. The right., wing, comtuande(l, by,„Gencral Mac donald, and consisting of the divistOns of 'l,iroussier and.. Lamarque, and .uf the. division cit dragoons of Kati been direlied .npro. Goritz. It passed the Isirp,o, can, thetitti,.artil the I;;th ittok a poSitien tit:goad Goritz. Eieven pre.i.es of cannon, two mortars, and several carriages :Or artillery, were taken tit On- the t7th the division of Broussier forced the enemy before PreVaid;'and 'obliged him . to retire pre cipitiaely upon Lay beach. The 'division of . La marque, 'whiah' , marched by the roads of Podvei ,and Poderay,- every where defeated the enemy ,t 1 :e pass,.fs, made .400 prisytiers, among whorn were one. Co loot! and 15 Officers, and to=ok one On the Bth G . enemi;lilt entero Trieste, and made on his march between 4 anti 600 prisoners. On the co.h "aerieral'Urbt.D ! sier surn ) rnotied the forfs of Prevald, which capitulatcl: 2000 men bid 'down, their arms; fifteen pieces of cannon were taken., • • , • On the the forts of .Layhach were recon noitered u,.11 , 1 closely interred., cieneral Macoonald appikiwed General L:iinarricte to the attack of the lett, and .Geticia's Broussier to that, of the right ; the caVAITS!,,Wai disposed in 'such a manner as to cut 'off the retreat of tree enemy. On the 'same day' in the evening. these for t is, which .cost enormous sums to Austria, offered to capitulate, The Gene rats Gioia' and Zach, on seeing the dispositions fur, attack, made their - escape with some hundreds of men. One Lieutenant-General, one Colonel. three Affijors, t 31 Officers, and 400!) men laid down their' arms.' There were found' in 'the,,forts, ~and in the : entrenched camp, 6.5 'pieces of artillery, and four standards. - .1W 1411 0 1 0 army at Knitielfeldo, the Prince Viceroy was informed .th'itt the rem.iins of the corps* General Selliehiali, escaped - frum s tun filmy of ,Gerenany, lad been joinet. err ltot.c,nt by. th trerent hattalionK from , t lte , interior, and, form-' fog in the whole a con# of 7'Or 890 V ,ttlen, were on their way to teobed. The di viliion of, Serras rer ceived orders to make forced Marches, to arrive be fore him at the branching 'qtfor the reads. On the . qst!), at rim:tip - the riforning, tlke,',adseanced guard m:t with the.,e netny, who debs i ruChed by the road of Manttiti.he enemy was in the odvan., tageous position of, St. Michael", wit.b 111`s righ sop ported; by - steep, moutihaids, his left on the Metir, J od tits centte occuKing a raised plain of dieneutt access. General serrt Was charged - with tilt; ;attack of the front, with a brigade of his diviaion, and it brigade of the divisitin ut 'Durittte, - cinumatidt'd. by General Valemten. lie had in the tear' 01 his line the 6'h anit:f9th... horse chosfiettrs conitnandl by Colonels Friare 'and De - LA Croix, Aiiies-de,, Camp of 'the Prince. General Dursutte was in reservti tr nit , tbe . rest, of ,his division. About two the attack Com menced 'along the whole The encniv" were •, every. vvltersi:defeated, t plaiii .. wiscart! , ...d, ', i n t ; the cavalry completed the rout.. kglit bundtecl Atis. triansJremained , ork-4 the•field - of battle, and 4400, among plad e TWO pie6is'otoattuun and one snithltud taktni.' Qenerftl oth,c arid 6 0 dragoons,' Getiertl' Strr;ai i i ot Aix in the eVening,..entered LeobLln, where- he made 690 priwners. Nearly tti 4 spine number triode *lr inOuntaing, thrown away their,Arois., s,f; . •. . , Ti.ris ail that retviairie! the.eGrpi r,f Jt. , llachich ' intirety_destroyed tlik day. "1." 0 ,,i , I J l:ittCe„ ,o4loy 'Ju dy eottitne:incii Alit; bthavi,),Ltr Of t he (.; ,, otTak,alic.l several -0t , 41:e., Otticers, atoptig Otherilljteuteniint itotiteoit,'lbf;:ifie wh'i') with; 4 iior,,e sci,r4 o arici,4.frierh.4itiantry, nude. tilm.prisohertt. '1 On the next day (of ' 4 ( to iron, the' Army •of ,ttakt,lyAh4',,at 4k, t 4k,)t oti,.( 4 v d 4 junc . t u t M rll3 ` l 4i.r ariy lih:'Git.ileri , t 4 r ,, i4 , 1 1 91 1 1 : the .Army' 'c)f" f .~•~ • • Titota'AlLiTu.)N. Soldiers of the Army of Italy—You:have glOri ously' ,attained the end which I. pointed out to pia; the Sovereign hak been Witness p..) 170urjottalpik wit() the .. Gritial Army. "YOuare welcome .I, am lied, with:you.> Surprrsed by 'a perfidious efierpy, before ., your colummi had joitietL you were obliged 16 retrograde to the Adige. But when you received orders to muchforworet, youv:rereiwthe metnorothe r field of Arcola, - and there' yeti swore by the inatiei of our heroes to , triumph. You kept your word at the battle,of ,the Piave, at the battles of St. I)atii,-1, of l'arvis,,of Ciorvice. You took ,•by assault tho. forti.alValborshetio and Pradel, and ',forced the division of the enemy entrenched at l'reVald and . Laytmch to capitulate. You h4pot yet passed tI) Draire, and already 25,,000 prisoners, tjo pieces of 'cannon, and ten standards; had , signalized your va l Our. Afterwards tie Drove, the Save, the Moir, c°° 4l oot..imP o4o o.44 lo 'march i The Ails: i ark column of lellacliich, which first entered . Munieh,, which' . gave the signal for the mossoetek in theirytol., rounded at St. Affieh4o, feil •bettetnn your. bayonetsi. You-have exectited speedy justice .en those shattered remains which had escaped,the iage . . ".' Soldi"ers ! This Austrian artily of Indy, for o moment had i . :olluted my Provinces try it,; tits:ve, wbicf) prut....ndext to break my iron cto,yn, oaten, dispersed, annitiihted, ilyinks to you, ;. be-an courrupte of the . truth at the tootto—:0 . ; , ; fty nii"die4e guai a chi* la 10eca, .(God has given it, to me, .woe to hint wha.touches • e 1 Ebcridorf, M4y 27.11 t, " PQLR9 11.01)SE OF .PEER,S 7 , I SA'fyIDAY, JUN J; he ttn~al Asset was . ommissito to the/Lottery Bill, the Treasuryaills, - therus totris Avgolatinns, Militia Subalterns, Excise Offi , i;r3l. : S! tei'evision, Judges' County Trials, Local Militia ~PAY clOii I IliagA. , ll6lL4iiiik..44l,ki4‘..444itni.voi Accompts, Putfleet Ordnance Lands, Loan Interest, rich and. Scots Milna - Fettrilies, Irish Assessed Taxes, Gimpowder, Local Militia Amentling•BittCthe• Lon:: do r ( \Vet Duek,u.WestminsterWoter#wcarlis, Surrey Iron Railway, and several .other Bills of,a private or 1061 desription. f .ENGListr PEAL.-41•61111 , t he Court of Enhe- . quer, Widaw v. T e nf o ld, Clerk, Mr. Hollist and Mr.. Wetherell were heard 'at considerable length for the Appellant ; after which the farther hearing Upon the case was adjourned till Monday. On the Stats , Appeal Cause, Frank v. Frank; the . decision of the tiouse., as moved by,the Lord Chan, cellar, was to Affirm the Judgment of the Court below.—The Bills on the Table Avere forwarded in their respe6tive stages.—ildjorirned till Moitday. , f 110 USE OF COMMONS. SATURDAY, JUNE 10. ' The African Coffee Bill was read the Third tlibe and passed, • ' ' liie Con i solittited 'Fond Bill bayingbeen reported, . .. a new elapse was adcled,theretu by way of rider, after which it was read the'tbird lime and passed.—Ad 7 juu.rne4 till Monday. . , . A p.r. IV Gottenbilrgh t z Dublin. Du &-=t Gotten. burgh, 2 Waterford. • PRICL ()F STOCK S tHIS bAY AT TWIRLVC 'O'CLOCK. Consols • - 691, I On - whim - j Pr. T E S' LTN. * SOLI"' AUDIAt ? ti LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 1 2, ispg. under Stand that accounts have been received ~from the' Continent stating 'additional, pahiculari re-• ispeaing the Battles on the left Bank oltheDanube, Ift, is stated that .BUONAPARTE maintained his Tite de Pont, on,the night of the - 1H att. and kept a :considerable corps on the Left Bank. This 'pro- I duced 4nother, sanguinary a6lio n on tho 23d, in which the Tele de Pont Was t:lken, after immense loss, and he was (*lmpelled to retrea with ; the te mainder of his Army, across the Danube. • y The .Cavalry, it is added, have Suffered . ceedingly, (rout the mancruvre,s and ''attacks , .of.' Prince JoliN, nt Lich , itentein. BuoN4PARTE had Wt . armost ‘k bias lie had carried 15% ,, r; tv,..w x.Bl)e.' CLtily in General Oftic:ers l , ,but their los , , on the whole, is in no proportion to that of the French, which k immetvw, • •• • • The-Doke bf BRUNSWICK Oels had marched Prom Bohemia, down the Elbo,'.and ‘44.s"thfeateilliig a .1 ZIC. We last ,niglit.'reeeived Portuguese' ?apers ,to the ad inst. Their.orintents are important and very sa tithaory, but we. fear, their statements arc rather" ttio lyighly coloured. They state; that several ac tions .leave lately taken Place in: galliciii,;Th one of . which' the French were defeated, ,with, the loss of 3060' rtre ti, and that '2OOO Germans, liad deserted f ro ia tll, i n, and joined tht; Spapin - d. ,It isHaLo, added, th:it a corps of 5000 French were defeated ,near Si. Jago, and that the Spaniards had taken that city and Logo, and had imide 443pyrisoners.' They conralo no intelligence of• importance respecting-then- rog res s of Sir ' Atan Oa W s army. bonrg. Last A niolit Thiti:/z`Poper.;to the a th, containing ry Paris neW4 to the 4th reached,town l They contain - , wt: itrt; marry- to say, alt account' at 'tile ductil of 'the: gallant It stated that be was at: tzict<ed :tt 'Stralsund ; by a division of .p .nett ,troops, under the ca . mtnand? 'of General aakTtEli.."The Dutch _ forced the gate, • and a desperate atiion took *to the streets, in whidi Cuicinel 5W4314. was Luoi.kAcAttrrE, UI to draw off . , 1 1 1 4,t atteto ion of,the people of France from the defeat which he has sustained on the !Link 4.)f the Danube; I ptiblished a lolig eKilggerated account of the' Sti4esl4des . ol' thLt :mi) of Italy., which has urrivcd at Bruck, account states, that tits Austrjan Cgrps under the cortumnd. of Gen. Ji Li. ciiiC.o is entirely. destroyed, We have rea6no to believe that this state went is unfounded, because jtit ell ige n I.v received, saturd.iy, thatGenerat t 4ht.4.ACfllCli 4fld CIiAST.Ii -111. had tornnd a j , p'iciion Gerieral NY !LATH, Who ; -bad crossed the Dauubc, and taken 1,4,,,0e5,"i0n. of, Lin'tz. NC'e leant !row the saute au-; thoriry, that. General Ellt.r..tit via - a -not in the batitei of the , 216,t and : tett; and that he' was at Krems"; v ilich he was fortifying. 1 . 11:3 nwrnhig a. Golienburgli illriil aniveti, the cottitus of which are given in a stAbsttincnt colutu4, PriVilte IQtters,ll ' oll) Officers iti Sir .kianuti WtL- I.8011•1"6 slaw, that the number of prisoners taken itt the, phottit:of 60L , 1,1' illaOtllllect to 40(4. .1..,•1ML,... ear *- Rarer the LONDON alziTrz, yttn: to, tb9 ;:~'- 9 , Admiralty-Office, June 10,1809. li Vice-Admiral Sir James Saumarez has ,transmit'; , • * led to the H onoura bl e Willi am W e ll es l ey P o l e .a,. letter he has received from Bear-Admiral Sir I- so l 4l4sakedivritt-Rea ter tel)ortihrf,' the - capture of the' Lerigerna Danish Privateer, °Nix (gun s and seven,., teen p i ` eta,. by Abe Superb; and of the Tiliit French ' , teen, of ten, guns and forty-one men, ID' 14e i , Cruitkit.iii6sll. ' , "' - ?E' ' , `l'' - •.. . ~ 'I ~. -i. I.! • ~ Admiralty-Office, June to,. ~ I'Bo9 ' ''' 1 Coil of a Letter from Captain , Coate, of his Majesty's 511 ,, ,;)„ the Mosquito , to the rim. Wm. Wqlesley dsc4ki otitleitgoland, the 2 . sth , M.ty. •1809.- SIR. I have the honour to inform you, that his Majes ty's Sloop the Mosquito; under my command, ha-. captured the Sol Fogien Danish Privateer Cutter, ot six guns and twenty-four men. 1 have the honour to be, 84P. WILLIAM GOATE. • Capt. Goatc, with another letter to the Hon. Williant. Wellesley Pole, has transmitted one from:Captain Pellet, of his Majesty's Sloop the Briseis, giving an account of the capture of .61 Cou rier Danish Privateer, of one two-pounder and tour swivels, by the boats, of the Briseis and sruizet Gun-vessel. • , .1)41r)fo. pm, Just L.-4Trived this nlortlibg% the squadrim under the command of Sir JoFtztg Yoatpt„ consisting of the following ships, viz. Chris- ' Ittpeteux, If arspite, and Eagle, of the line, and Loire frigate; the kianthuigh ship Harms JOHN GEIIG ELANs, naster Irvin Si. •111•,,, 111tirin i — North America, laden with timber, beun4,/ to this port. • ;The 4cir/equin hired firmed ship is appointed cop-;., voy to the:eastward. Went up the harbour to refit, 1i Majesty's ship itlincrva. Sailed the Cuckoo schooner, on a cruize ; and the Pluenix frigate, C tptain MuDGE, for the Guernsef station. Arcked the Gleaner ketch, of 10 guns, from Lie. bon (sic; trays passage) with dtspatches mid the Peacock sloop of war, from a cruite off Sciily. Passed up Channel, his Majesty's ships Gitrailar, ral4=4.aucl Hera,,Ql,74.guns His Majesty's ship..ocVdtz, of 08 kung, Cipta.n CARDEN, With the homeward-bound Medittrrant:An convoy, are coming up Channel. ' ''! FAMOUTI“ JIJS B 9, —Arrived thii day the Flora, Capt. LADNER, from Gibraltar, which she left on' the•loth May, and Cadiz the tyth, in company with 40. sail under convoy of . his Majesty's •iip Ocean, of • wixr, thy:“ putt d the otif 111,t a wi l e of wind the ship iorrikh, CApt.' HAWKINS, fro'ai St. Vincent's, with rum, sugar, &e. for this port and Loiidori Sailed hii i\loje,ty'a. brig /Ludy, with -about 'sail of transports under COoVOy lOC Cork, 4C) 14;e is troops for Portugal ; the Cornieutils Pat:kt t;: AN. pioNX. tir,tty Alails ,for Cd thz, Gihraitai; Anita, and t Meisina ; the Duke .of MarlborbuBh Netter,' Bvt L, with Mails fur Lsben ; the ship , Capper F;;LL*RTON, tor Martinique; af}d the hog leUtVena, Dos tux, for Hayti. • -~-,-~ • PoFs l ,s4otlrti, 'JUNE to.—Arrived the Urania,. TuLsocit, (torn Cadiz, for London , is‘iinntitt'lla'• FowLER, Henry,. WHITLOW, together with aboLlt I 30 sail; uedeeconvey of his Majestyfethip Ocean' forCatliz.• - • • §oj l fd 114 Majesty's 9 13 ;PS Repair, araetoughi Antelope, and Goshawk, kr a truize off Cher-, - i alte COWES, JUNE . I I>-- r Several Americans are' iC Y no' , an ived from . Am-it erica, said to bt.l WO sv, ,-, r 0. t il .., cotton and staves, but I cannot learn their iitif o o o ' ye er i. as no one has yet been on board ; seveilii other! i:0;011 I 1 Jr rnOtneritar4 expected, to Wait here for ordeta. 14. t p l w.l a ct ‘'„iiiv i The convoy for Portugal with troop , , uncle - J{4P r'o' ,) oc-',,; o vov of the iVympit'frigate and Kangaroo slooil e tkr, c 1 ); 1 1 1 0: 31 ;1 nc ,, .' upOtr wei,;ll, tLe wind taming re,11.r4 err iifl . 3 fl, t c i North. '• o , lo' f oi id V ° ••••••••••••••1 'l an d i . . .. rote , 1 ....._ • 1/EA Si ,JU NEIE ..---Arrived Ihe Licbon .paelj O f ' try . 1. I 10 o il , ~ ,I l Cadiz, , having on board his Excellency: •Cl l iii , i ot 1 1,1 D:o.74tisno, Amblssador (tom Sweden cc, S ll' c (g rj ( . ~ .It , a t ioll ) , his return from that Kingdom. The wind:n l ' ' t ao'iik .0 1.1\ f ' j I come round to N. N. W.. ' t he whole' u t 1 t ‘l 74.' so li . It°' i itl lI I ' \yard : bound are getting ander wt.bi),p. ti til c ,s.tr lt I . - lir 1 ' ' e l it., car t 0 Apprehensions are .enteliained for thed. tto C° ll s ' ) ' the Wary, silo , 0 r Jo! E.,..rp eri In en t , and Lail iVelsi,in :, 13 j o tl` 0 P l'hese' ships according to .the infest ' gfoc4pilY i 00;1 11 , 1. l e : have 'been reci , ived, were' seen by ilic 1 : 10, 11 , 11 1 ; 1 40:, t r Oli,;: l Captain VI:Sal-pia, on the.9.o! h, of NfJ. 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